October 11 in History

• 1944

  October 11, 1944:

  An American mystery film titled "Laura", featuring Gene Tierney and Dana Andrews, premieres in New York City.

• 1968

  October 11, 1968:

  British rock group The Beatles record a single titled “Savoy Truffle."

• October 11, 1968:

  "I Say a Little Prayer", a hit track by American singer and songwriter Aretha Franklin, is gold certified.

• 1975

  October 11, 1975:

  The late-night comedy showcase called “Saturday Night Live" premieres on NBC.

• 1976

  October 11, 1976:

  The fourth studio album of American singer and songwriter Donna Summer named “Four Seasons Of Love” is released.

• 1983

  October 11, 1983:

  American recording artist Lionel Richie issues his 2nd solo studio album called “Can't Slow Down”.

• 1988

  October 11, 1988:

  Canadian singer and songwriter Sarah McLachlan drops her first album titled “Touch”

• 2006

  October 11, 2006:

  The American satirical sitcom television series dubbed "30 Rock" is originally aired on NBC Television Network in the United States.